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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-04-21
scRoFULA

the lack of sufficient nourishment furnished
to the system through the blood usually
affecting the glands, often resulting hI
sweiHngs, enlarged joints, assesses, sore
eyes, b1otchy eruptions on the face or neck
ErysipeIas is akin to tandis often mistaken
for Scrofuia as it comes from the same cause,
impure blood. BULLS SARSAPARiLLA by,
purifying the blood and toning up the system
forces The impurities from the blood and
cieanses the system through the regular
channels.
DR.. JOHN BUILT is my opinion that your
preparation OF SARSAPARILLA Is decidedly eu-
perior to any other now in use, and Will take
great pleasure in recommending it for the cure o.
Scrofula and all diseases Of the blood and kidneys
B. B. ALLEN, NJ D., Bradford, Ky.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE:
S31 West Main Street, Louisville, Ky.
Sl.oO A BOTTLE.
For Sale by all Druggists.
EooD PURE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24


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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
What 1. Nenrn.,heni,,

Il Is nervous exhaustion. Il is more COM
nson IN tae United states than any other
country. Physicians say that from the
equator north. and from tie arctic regions
south. nervous diseases reach climax IN
the temperate zone. The zone n which Eu-
ropean civilization exists Neurasthenia il =
comparatively meds-n di~ss-e. and !, sup
poed 70 arise from he Increased activity,
tac nervels Strain uuder wb5Ca tbe Amcri-
can pron,e i've. Ia Europe nervous diseases
c'assed un4er this head are but little known
bus oar people arr every day becoming more
uervcls. aud their organizations more deii-
cale. il Is partly aue 70 cur climate, but
principally % American enterprise.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

A very coUuen art.e.e. rms not one in
kaaared ako ,.s.-s - kAos. how it j. made.
Ihe AS blower gathers sufficient nseltcd
gla.s oa tne sla % tie Oiow p.pe, and blow
Ie gently. lals ths expanding gas on an
irpu table, la. b Is gbaat tao required SIC.
.b-u il s pa. b. mold, or rather tle mold
. lsit about l.. for the mold is ia two equal
peri endireiar halves, With hinge which
cuabts tt- blower 10 clasp t about the glass.
lis nou blows again through the g.Te. 50 that
the soft GAS takes tbs impression OF any
marLs or iettaes there may - oh the mold.
Hv totleDing a euld irUH OF wet stick 10 the
n-. B., breai.s oif from Jhs blow 20 and Is
ready Tor ins nu.-aer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

The Cs'aa aud Msziean ladies use tie
South American Grsay as ga ornament.
Tloy bus them from the Ietiians who catch
them. drawing them by means u burning
coal GA .ise end ot stick. The ladies' shut
them up IN cages Of fine wire. and feed them
On bits os sugar cane They also have to
bathe them often to keep them alive. When
they vSh % Uso them they sew them up in
Itle gaHzs hags, which they pin on their
skirts or tvis, ia in Ia . neckerchiefs or
gud.e. Sometimes they put long pin
Through tiirm under the ches;-it doesn't
hurt them-snd stick them IA their hair with
other ornaments, such as Euinming birds or
dianlouls
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

Few peopis who nss q seeaFs in bathing
knov that iaey are dl,ls.ug Themselves sl-a
a sae.stea For long rAlle saonzss we're
t10gelf to he vegetables, 5st thsy ere now
knoaH ia - aali-als. I1sg ore l-et 70 Fcc.s
a. tls -eteosa 81 Csc oeeal. aal are gathered
a. divers Nlea ar,l ta4ef. o..i a sponge is
a aag4 fo.orsd lsiy dks sili~tsn.e. 3. se-- icing
iced nsef nltl iras.es.ss.. of tess4 6hers,
fesas < &. e.ea- LlanY large all s-l2Il hole&
n ea l-r sponge IS al fhes hosrs ars
covered wna t-e lily lie substance. Is
een saet.oa Is a,rllisd q regriI- Tie water
g. ~as. i.Eslss l,, lleoa shl-a 4 eStaias "a
faf
Aas1 tAs sponge s secured &. Is usually
tu .si la 4fs .al.- t.l tJe Jelly pant decays,
st'ee na.ea rat ate u4re c1se aud EFT
Sd .sl wst.r tI.l g So -al !eaa As fness
spcnE-s coms gfa.a the Mel serfansaa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

After ths capture 20 Fort Doaclson. Cen
Grant wsHt - NASHVILLE rhers b. had sent
Nelson avis'oni. ss he avels in lis memoirs,
for tue p- p'se Vi couisrT.ng With Gen.
Blril. rteae advance a.s3 occupied that cisy.
Ea.le-k reported 20 Mcclellan, tlen com
riandes in chef. that Grant was absent from
his command. which was IN worse state q
Genorsaral.on than tEs Army % TIE Poto-
rlsr after hgN Nun Mcclellan gave lis
consent .o Cen tsrsufs arrest. but 10 does not
ogFrsr f.ef tae arrest was ever made After
eeu.e cafre poaisac, ietNcsa Grant and Hal
lecs. tle matter vas Cropped
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

lake rsece - fcrer-o rire q sscrt three
- 1rs in .eucfs- rnp en1 - ranh. ~ isasr
is sresfn 'E even. -ri w.ts = kaifa cr &C..
iesle t.ls isoia sozaee hat isrxar. - a. ia fat
20 Ilres hli'e he..or eifs Esxs crt n very
raac ga pus IS n the boil sz az tss erf Z
tse t ~ rspe. risce rte efher ssa ~ f,ee
ltser as T-'sr 1sosita. llell lt ssere ahsss "a =
rsrnensiis'i.ar rcei ai0a. 81 sa.nz vonr i.~as
hack sri f5en kic~ tarouza it vsrv asf y
"a r~a wiii ~ llta5 f.~,a rs car AVS rea
ard fai e-feralfu - tt7 ae~res o. fs-..e ia
vhica tHe sreata : izaoeae1 tarougA ta-
psus.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

h.ve uafs--i ae'~ spt q walf iereic-ea
-rsnss n ~ ~ oer-sns uho es-e a rrsr,sa f,r
lparuinz - fisraa,e hetwref sfa-s.rs ard
~ ssrnes 81 touns rsSaei ttro1a Prnts-
hl~ snnf hsva TRIP ~ithref -oe - tr~-e
r-,fzsrs sis.srs II AZ 20 r-al raur ~
fsesn. sh-s kee.~is-izp fhev thi4~t sar. .ns ves
fhar sra alsf s~ esrtesf n eeeka Is a. e f
-s~re II eit.t ifnDertsn-e. Theee distances
ss.si nla-er cranks 49, nlcStiv ruefs. sn,3 81
r@f,l.,i- go. -i.ss e. siit see n--suse -
feeif - fher 80 aarvier 60 dzsrase e. tad
tArtr sesrasess ter informaffcn hare n -
.s~s~z candsrear u e.eas Dsnesr>A
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
what s-esee OF tie Hero or rost Sumter

a.ai Anderson. after tie surrender of Fort
Sunter. was appointed br .as,ier general
in tae reeulsr ARMY. snd ser. O. command
the departments A. ksntackv. The state was
.hea in jonbt ghetl lsr 20 become [ uicn or nom
unicn Gen Anderson vas averse 20 action
which Was liable 20 ifriiate it- population
an, forni tifntsif constantly between two
dres Toe ul4.essanl responsibility of his
poetion aad his il health Induced hin 70
tufn oqer tl8 commaGd 10 Gea. sherman.
Anderson never tool, "a active part in the
war altegward. gn 1870 ne went aboard in
sasf~h Of health. bat iailsl t. fnd t. re
disi oct -6 ISL
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

Jeanq L.us 4slnie Oio Goldschmid--
- Zee Eress tosalfst tAas ever c4ms to
"a eri. a. - uow g. rssrs oid she IS settled
irefat t'srd 1fr7She hss resided since 1876
te3 tst.7cetsa. 9aon So nisTriel, was tha
usr-s.eI direafsf of Der orchestra wtsr saa
s1nx AHereA Recently So b1i charge
81 .e' ara he feusls voie~s have had
tle fctt ~ Me- Coi6aehu ti'- 'rs.ninx
Ga she -ststi.sl raeas ~ the fs0vsl college of
:. is.e st- ee- a appoisted ore of rs professors,
ta, ass ~ eetly rs.ikasd
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

rna Cass ros .e,i - if ie.stts.l ~ Terra del
Faexo in she stssiS ~ Magellan b Is
sras.f essk ehsees 30 Tie ras - H ben
sss ~ pssses is srtafs ga. e soss IS - sss -
tf<s ue flts fnaii sei lesrs fse shlts niail Il
- fi.sse lsr -.fe rext v~ssei saiIae ..l 81 90
l-sias 4Fe. isea 60 tsse away. ee E.sfofi.s
q aIaef Gee eare ol t8e nae.es os tre als D.
ss'si .i g usasIssssca tIss e has s.rsys besn
rasx-asf.sd
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

rrcses etssie for utaiatsir sni seaShcre
49, ~ -aiIers are - ~ha- fsrsd rlrfh cha
Hisnaiin-s consisting ~ frsis put ea ia
essteeero sr3 efher aes.xnx silver sn.i zcif
s41i6s lre nfh aoei slse DARK bifa s-si
tacs cFs
Ist's girls ara vesf'ur irese- risee ~.th
E.neve assets sri fafi htesles esis,eosfs
E'istsrs ~ Eassa sorespcu. WITH cap -
rfesk. afe worn ~ Fo-ex .a.Ies 1a hug
1ks.rnsy. ~ stesaaar ar rsii
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

u lae earIr 6ay. crIF e Few sctoiars ard
priests saew h9w 60 ire = rss teen cgis-
-1uiafY e. sizr a dor1rent bs smearing toe
hsna wifn .es ano iu1pres * BE- upon The
r>Eer. al go ssra rlna S5vins " ifne~s ny
hsud Afterwards the sesl was introduced
n safes +'I+s sor the hnud. sad rss often
plscesi beside the bsed msrx. the two form
ng tae .ignsture Tbs fs tie esigin cf -
sErresyien used on n,odern doeunenss
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

stEat "a tffazil<s4z At@s st,ss
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c1ss. -fs &. - ffevsnt aas ls.og Tsesz.ienz.
Is.esl.4 es fsAf issaSsts IA ~ feefy.
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a.. l.4A : lsneoln Lllzlse-I pessi4sa1
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
J. l.. Williams, NJ. D.,
rh-.inian and snrzeon.

a rraouaie u belieVue hospiiaI Hedical COZ
leec Sow Yosk CITY, ana coslesc oi fhysic.Aas
tisn givfa 70 diseases OF women. throat ana lungs
End general practice. Oxyeen COMPOUNDED WIN
otner Iemedles IN the treatment oi ihros' anu
G,,,egs EI-,od POISON aud Chronic disease.
Oaca NJ. Monroe et. Residence fl3 Hou-n
Divtsion-st Telephone call through Peek BIOS
O. Tibh', drug stores Molfoe-st-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

Forty acre timber lot one mile and half from
limits can be bought very cheap.
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ON THE WING.
The steamer !siand~r Making Hay While
the run Shines


The steamer Islander was busy little Graf,
last week, and her officers and crew will prob
ao'y apfrec ated rest yesterday. Monday
she brought up big load from the Islands,
reaching Gardner at noon. In the afternoon
she took the Augusta Social Club, and their
Invited guests, down to Fort Popham. re-
turning by moonlight, reaching Augusta
about II O'Clock. Tuesday she made her
round trip TO the Islands, leaving Augusta at
. o'clock In the morning, taking the largest
loao Of passengers and freight sue ever took
on regular trip down the river, selling
ninety one tickets above Gardiner, and over
nifty 10 Gardiner. On her return trip in the
evening the steamer Della Collins went
down to Dresden to meet her, and taking of
her passengers and freight, let the lively lit
Tie steamer skip for Wiscasset, where she
took big excursion party under the auspices
Oh the Wlscasset Band to the Islands Wed
nesday. Thursday she took large party of
excursioni-ts from Richmond under the man.
agemeat OF the Methodist society of that
place, returning in the evening Saturday
she went ou her regular trip to the islands
again, and by the time she was hauled ~ at
her dock IN Boothbay all employed on her
probably felt ike taking a rest, and the
joints of her machinery must have ached
from the long strain
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City PersonaIs.

Mr.. John Gray and daughter of Roslindale,
Mass, are visiting in town.
Mr.. Henry Sager of Providence, R. l., was
in town last week calling on his friends
f. nj. Briggs, Lewiston, has been non.i-
mated by the Governor for Justice of the
Peace.
The numerous friends Of Hon. S j. Chad
bourne are glad 10 learn that he is recovering
from his injuries recently sustained and will
soon be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Swan and children
Washington, d. c.: are visiting in Augusta
MIR. Swan is grandson of the late Benjamin
Swan of this city.
Among the passengers on the Islander for
down river points Saturday were S. s.
Brooks, j. p. Ryan, Will Rollins. F. L.
Harrington, Mrs. Marston.
Commissioner Of Labor Statistics Matthews,
who has been spending few DAYS at Bangor,
returns to Augusta to-day with his daughter
who will remain here while.
At Hotel North: S. p. Carter. Joliet :
Lewis Hodkins and wife, Worcester, Mass :;
NJ. Vickery, Skowhegan; Henry Gobler
and wife. Chicago; J. NJ. Wall, Waterville.
Mrs E. G Burleigh, wife of State Treas
nrer Bureigh, after visit Of several weeks
at her old home in Linneus, returned to Au-
gusta Wednesday. Their daughter Carrie
Will spend the summer in this town and
Lluneus -Houtton Pioneer.
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New Advertisements.

We desire to call the attention of our read.
ers to the advertisement in our advertising
columns of the Mount Desert Island Real
development of Bar Harbor is known to all.
The gentlemen who have the management of
this company in hand are men of high char
acter, had large business experience, which is
a guaranty that this company offers safe in
vestment to all who desire to get large returns
for their money. The company own very
valuable properties on the Island which are
rapidly increasing in value.-Bar Harbor
Tourist.
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Coming to Augusta.

A handsome steam yacht Hattie Favor be
longing to Nathaniel Gordon, the well known
submarine driver, has had her name changed
to Nadine" The yacht was inspected by the
United States inspectors this week and was
gwen a high rating A party of xix gentlemen
from this city and the Cape have chartered her
for werks cruise 10 the islands in Booth
hay hsrbor. and will run from there up the
X nnebrc t. Augusta. Captain Gordon will
accompany the party ard Walter Coffin will
g as nav gator and pilot Toe party con-
sisls of Mr.. j II Hartford of the Cape Eliza
beth Sentinel, George J. Henley, precgptor
OF Cape Elizabeth High School, Messrs. AL
Der, A. Cole, j c Jmith, A J. Cash, Jr.,
and several others.-Argus
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Agnes Folsom Again.

A special dispatch from New York to the
Argus says: There is another development
in the now famous case of Agnes Folsom, the
pretty Maine maiden. William Allen, attor-
ney for DR.. William NJ. Cate, has obtained
from Judge Bartlett the final order in the
case. The order recites all the proceedings
had in the case and also allows the respond
ent Or. Cate) to recover from Henry NJ.
Folsom SIS 60, one half the stenographer's
The order also confirms Referee Jones re-
port in all respects.
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Fourteenth Maine Reg i'm c mt Reunion

Maine Regiment Association will be held at
Nortbport campground, Aug 18Th and 18th,
and it is earnestly hoped there will b full
attendance of the members Of the regime Mt
as business of special importance comes be-
fore the association, particularly that of To-
eating permanently and building or purchas-
ing building suitable for annual reunions.
Half fare on ali railroad and steamboat lines
will be granted as veil AS reduced rates. A
banquet will be served at the hotel. All
desiring information apply in person or by
letter to the president of The ASSOCIATION. Col.
T. w Porter, 33 School street, B sion, Mass.
or w. Carver, Secretary, l4th Name Regi
ment Association, Livermore Falls, Me.
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DifD.

In East Livermore. July 20, Stephen Fellows.
aged 81 years, months.
In Hartford, July %. Andrew Russell. aged 80
years.
In Canton. July 81. Mrs. Roxans Jewett, aged "a
years.
In Ellsworth, July "a, Mrs. Direxa Maddocks.
aged 50 years.
In East Bluehil, July %. Mrs. Ruth Grindle, aged
e6 years.
In Green's Landing, July q, Joseph Weed aged
about 50 years.
In Bangor August 3, Alice May Corson, aged
months.
In Sedgwick. July "a. Noah Barker, formerly Of
Bangor, aged 20 years.
In South Dover Mills. July 81. John Doare, aged
about 50 y. ars.
In Dexter July 81. from cholera infantum, Roy
Page, aged II mos, IL days.
IN Atkinson, July 80, Richard Jose, aged 50 years.
months and days.
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VINEbSO

Mr.. Harry Boothby, who recently pur
chased the Howard black mi,h shop, has
raised the roof another story and built a two
story addition. He intends to use the upper
part for paint shop end the lower as a
black smith and r pair shop He has torme
q partnership with +. A. Daniels, an expert
enced painter Ii seems as in place like
Winslow there might be trade enough TO
make his under aking a success j. w.
Bassett, G L Nieker.On of this place and b.
c. CorAish of Augusta, went last week t.
their place the "Pi1eS' IN the shore of
Great Pond in No. Belgrade to enjoy weeks
vacation.-Mr. Geo Patterson and wife re-
turned Wednesday from weeks visit among
friends and relatives in Bridge" alter, Mass &.
and vicinity Miss Annie Pillsbury, of
Amesbury, Mass is visiting her parents IL
this place MIR Eugrn Allen and wife re-
turned Saturday from Ocesn Point.-Mrs. n.
ID. Aver who has been sick with cancer
passed away Saturday at II A M-The Sab
bath school went on an excursion to Marano-
cook, Wednesday KEY. I. p. Williams was
presented by his wife with nice boy Tues
day.
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Active Pushing and Reliable.

Devine & Coughlin can always be relied
upon to carry in stock the purest and best
goods, and sustain the reputation Of being &C.
tive, pushing and reliable, by recommending
articles with well established merit and such
as are popular. Having the agency for the
celebrated Dr. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption. colds and coughs, will sell it on
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection of throat lungs, or chest,
and in order 20 prove our claim, we ask you
to call and get Trial Bottle Free.
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gS~To VIM. H Libby, secretary of the Au.

BE- 10 VIM. H, Libby, secretary of the Au-
gusta Loan and Building Association.
You are requested to call special meeting
OF the Association for the object OF determin-
ing wnen the first series shall begin.
July 20, 1887.
Henry u. Staples, Lewis Selbing,
~ u Stetson, W. +. Walker,
Fred q. McCausand, Samuel w. Lane
Geo. +. Patch, ii. NJ. Hea h,
}. A. Fairbanks, AG Andrews
To the shareholders of the Augusta Loan and
Building Association
Pursuant to the above application special
meeting Of the association will be held at the
Aidermen's room in Augusta, on Monday,
August 10, 1880, at z. M, for the object
stated in said application.
VIM Fl. LIBBY, Sec.
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EAST PITTsTON.

Farmers are mostly done having, and have
harvested a better crop than last season.
Mr.. Percy Kimbsll of Boston is spending the
summer with his friends and relatives in this
place-Mr. Horace Knight and wife of San
berton, N. O., are visiting their si'te, MRS.
Henry Knight. C. N. Moody and fami-
" of Brooklyn have arrived at their summer
residence, and will remain about month in
this village.-Quite goodly number attended
the Father Abraham entertainment at Acade-
nv Hall last Wednesday evening.
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HALLOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Baker accompanied by
Mrs Dean of Providence, have gone to the
Chautsuqua Literary and Scientific Assembly
At Chautauqua Lake, N. Y, to spend week
or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Rowell of Portland
have gone to Presque Isle. Mr.. Rowell will
return in week but Mrs. Rowell will make
a long visit. They stopped over here to
make short visit to his parents.
The SUNDAY school excursion, Tues day.
promises to be an enjoyable trip at small
expense.
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Saved His Life.

Mr.. d. l. Wilcoxson of Horse Cave, Ky.,
saws he was for many years badly affl
with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains were
almost uncomfortable, and would sometimes
almost throw him into commissions. He tried
Electric Bitters and got relief from first bot
tie, and after taking six bottles was entirely
cured, and had gained in flesh eighteen
pounds. Says be positively believes he
would have died, mad it not been for the re-
lief afforded by Electric Bitters Sold at
fifty cents bottle by Devine & Coughlin.
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limitations have been foisted upon the
market so closely resembling Allcock's
Porous Plasters in general appearance as to
be well calculated to deceive. It's, however,
in general appearance only that they compare
with Allcock's, for they are worse than worth
less, inasmuch they contain ieleterious in
gradients which are apt 10 cause serious in
jury Remember that Alcock's are the only
genuine porous pla>ters-the best external
remedy ever known; and when purchasing
plasters do not only ask for but see that you
get AlIcock's Porous Plssters.
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A nusensenta.
FLoY CRowELL.

The Auburn Dispatch referring to Miss
Crowell in the character of Parthenia. says.
'Ihe thrilling word Ingomsr calling the
barbarian to her side still fingers in my ears.
have listened as it fell from the pearly lips
OF Mary Anderson. Then again Janauschek
uttered the word with all the sweetness and
nature possible Last evening Floy Crowell
spoke it, and it was redolent of melting ten
derness. Miss Crowell is very meritorious."
Sol SIXTH RUssKL.
The sale of seats for sol Smith Russell
VIII open at Hunts tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock. This favorlte comedian needs no
introduction. He i. everywhere known and
appreciated and always draws large houses.
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seed. That terminate QUICKLY

The human sy.tem Is fruitful soil, and amer
seeds that germinste most rapidly In 1t those Of
rheumatism and neuralgia. slight cold, brought
on by sitting in draught, wet feet or damp clothes
will develop either of those abominable painful NAL
aides with unpleasant rapdty. The proper prevent.
i've of this agonizng vegetation Is Hostetters Sto.
sch Bitiers. medicine which nuliifes tendency to
either of the madies named, and soothes the aches
which they cause Nor is 1t less effective a rene.
dy for rheumatism than its preventive, fact az
amply attested sly other relating to Its curative
properties. Mariners, miners, frontiersnen, and
Others have ever found 1t faithful preservative
health in unfavorable regions. and benign remedy
for malarisl disorders, and stomach liver and bowel
complaints. 1t is fine promoter Of appetite and a
capital tonic.
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Local Notices.


1~MR THOMAS CoLBY's barge will make
regular trips to Hammond's Grove each
"Wednesday and Saturday, leaving Monument
Park at T. M; or on any other day for a
party of six. Will also run TO the band concert
at Soldiers Home, every Sunday, leaving
west end hennebec Bridge at 23O P. NJ.
june2l-dt
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tMarrtfb.

In Dover, July 80. Chas Ladd of Foxcroft to Miss
Matte Cleaves OF Dover.
In Brownfeld. ,eg. /. George Walker OF Frye
burg to Miss Nellie Bennett of Denmark.
In Bridgton. Aug. ], Reuben 2. Cannon to Miss
Mabel A. Jackson, both OF Brighton.
In Portland. Stephen W. Place OF Portland to Miss
Bessie B. Sweeney of Maitland, n. S.
In Gilead, July %. Alvin C. Scribner to Miss
Helen Wight.
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A certain town in Somerset county has had
unusual attractions for a Maine Central bag
gage master whose run was less than hun
dred miles from Lewiston, by reason of
young lady who resided there. For a long
time he had been endeavorng to have his
route transferred go as to be in the vicinity
Of the fair one. Recently the change has
been mace and he is happy.